Thats right folks, but it wont be the chems sweeping, itll be the electronic band "Particle" My brother is a big Particle fan and we saw a track listing of theirs with "Denmark" by it. We couldnt believe it was the same Denmark my bro's band covered for kicks a year before Particle released their cover. The cover, just weeks old now, features some key elements of the track, but however I feel doesnt do the chems much justice. Take a listen to it.



http://www.roadsabreeze.com/



Scroll down this page and look at the set list for 3.9.05 Denmark is the 2nd track of the concert

for some reason the concept of 'covering' electronic tracks seems completely lame to me.

Eh, well they are an electronic band. They arent bad, its just a cover, we all enjoy hearing some songs redone. But then sometimes we rather some songs untouched.

isn't a remake of an electronic song by another electronic act called a 'remix'?

Depends whether you sample it or completely remake it, all the parts etc.

You can cover electronic songs. Orbital covered Doctor Who, I never think of that as a remix.

I heard Soulwax doing "Rocker" from Alter Ego in their live show. On keyboards & samplers. And exactly the same. So yes it's possible to cover an electronic track with electronica.

chemicalfan Escribi�:

You can cover electronic songs. Orbital covered Doctor Who, I never think of that as a remix.

I wouldnt say it was a cover, they sampled it and put there beats on it, i would prefere to say a remix.

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To remix is to take a a recording and reconstruct a track from it or with it.



To cover or remake a track is to work all the elements on your own from the ground up